Collabonation Ramadan Silaturahmi Concert to be Held Virtually, Featuring Kunto Aji and Yura Yunita

Kapanlagi.com - Seven musicians who have been involved in the Collabination Camp 2020 will perform in a virtual concert titled #Collabonation Ramadan Gathering Concert on Sunday (9/5) via YouTube IM3 Ooredoo. This concert is a continuation of the Ramadan campaign #SilaturahmiTanpaHenti.

They are Kunto Aji, Sal Priadi, Hindia, Petra Sihombing, Barasuara, and Rendy Pandugo along with the addition of female singer Yura Yunita. Just like the previous year, this concert is thoroughly prepared with strict health protocols.

1. Maintaining Silaturahmi

Collabonation Ramadan Gathering Concert (Credit: Special)

"As with the Ramadan campaign we have built, this concert serves as a reminder that even though we cannot return to our hometowns, we must and can still maintain an endless silaturahmi with our loved ones through the internet," said Fahroni Arifin, Senior Vice President Head of Brand Management & Strategy of Indosat Ooredoo, in a virtual press conference on Friday (7/5/2021).

"Another special thing is that we bring the atmosphere of 'home' to cure that longing. Although this concert is enjoyed by the audience from home, we can still feel the atmosphere of Eid in our hometowns," he continued.

2. Cure Longing

In this #Collabonation Ramadan Gathering Concert, the singers who perform will not only sing their songs. But, they will also try to bring the audience to see the journey of various Ramadan gathering stories.

"We also prepared special arrangements that are expected to cure longing through songs. Through this collaboration, we want to visualize the message even though we can't meet face to face as easily as before. Hopefully, the audience can feel the moment of gathering through the collaboration of our works," said Sal Priadi.

3. Will Be Special

According to Kunto Aji, the #Collabonation Ramadan Gathering Concert feels special. Because the performers will present interesting treats for the audience at home.

"Certainly, this is not just moving the on-air stage to off-air. We create a story that can connect one another. Definitely, you have to watch," concluded Kunto Aji.

Watching virtual concerts from home is certainly allowed during the ongoing pandemic. The important thing is to always #RememberMother'sMessage. Wear a mask, wash hands regularly, limit mobility, avoid crowds, and maintain distance. Hopefully, KLovers always stay healthy!

(kpl/far/tdr)